Para Sa Kultura - How to Support MicroBusinesses

from AAPIs@Oakton · host COMPASS - Oakton College

In celebration of Filipino American History Month, COMPASS and Everybody's Market are hosting Para Sa Kultura (For the Culture) Night Market, featuring 40 Filipinx-owned microbusinesses and food vendors around the Chicagoland area. We invited the founder of Everybody's Market to talk about the event and the importance of supporting small and micro Asian American businesses.  To learn more about the event, visit linktr.ee/oaktoncompass  To learn more about Everybody's Market visit their Instagram Page at @EverybodysMarket 

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In celebration of Filipino American History Month, COMPASS and Everybody's Market are hosting Para Sa Kultura (For the Culture) Night Market, featuring 40 Filipinx-owned microbusinesses and food vendors around the Chicagoland area. We invited the founder of Everybody's Market to talk about the event and the importance of supporting small and micro Asian American businesses. To learn more about the event, visit linktr.ee/oaktoncompass To learn more about Everybody's Market visit their Instagram Page at @EverybodysMarket

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